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1. Re: Frank WHITMORE, Essex County Architect, early 1900s [1]
Hello Geoffrey, And anyone else looking for obits of well known - and often not so well known people. The Times Newspaper, fully indexed at the LMA is the place to go. Colleen ----- Original Message ----- From: > I wonder if anyone has any information on Frank WHITMORE, one-time County > > like to get my hands on a newspaper obituary or, indeed, any other information. >
2. Re: 1861 Essex Census CD [1]
Hi Colleen et al, The Essex CDs are #34.95, and just checking on my order form I've just realized I've not ordered the 1871, now why did I forget that one? My mind must be going, so thank you for making me check up on that Colleen. All the best, Patti ----- Original Message ----- From: "Colleen" To: "patricia salter" ; Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2003 9:19 PM Subject: Re: 1861 Essex Census CD > Hello Pat and everyone, >
3. thankyou all [1]
Dear Listers, I would like to thank all of you who were so quick to offer their help - special thanks to Mike Stone, Bev Pease, Adrian Gray, Graham Day, Patricia Salter, John Mead and a great big hug for Colin Walker and Carol Wellington for their 1841 census lookups - Carol and I have the same family. Gee, I am glad I listened to you all and did not leave the list - not just for my find, but I was smiling each time I received an email at the kindness of you all. It feels so good that people are willing to
4. Re: Joseph March [1]
Do what I do to that sort of person Imogen. Don't send her any more help ever! Cheers, Bob in Australia snip > Dear List > > I sent the lister enquiring about Joseph March all this info on 27 March > at 19.43 p.m. No response yet so I guess she is not grateful. > > Regards > > Imogen Edmunds > -----Original Message----- > From: Imogen Edmunds [mailto:imo@blueyonder.co.uk] > Sent: 27 May 2003 19:43 > To: 'MASDAM1@aol.com' > Subject: Joseph March > > > Dear Angela > > You are lucky to have only had this on
5. Re: Stock, Essex [1]
Hello, Civil Registration of births, marriages and deaths didn't begin until July 1837. Before that, (and after, too, but that's not the point here), christenings, marriages and burials, were recorded in parish registers of the parish church in which the events took place. If she was christened, and if you know she was born in Stock, the christening is most likely to have taken place there too. Maybe someone has access to the appropriate perished registers for Stock, and would be willing to do a look up
6. Re: GOWER [1]
You can find the 1881 census online at www.familysearch.org and can search it at your leisure. If you want look ups in the 1891 it is necessary to tell us where these people lived and a few more details. The 1891 is not searchable by index unless you subscribe to www.ancestry.co.uk. Patti ----- Original Message ----- From: "debra howley" To: Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2003 7:37 AM Subject: GOWER > Hi Listers, > > I hoping someone will be able to help me
7. MALDON 1841 census [1]
Hi. I am reading the Maldon area of Bradwell, Southminster & Tillingham 1841 census towards the end of next week to find the elusive ancestors. If I can look up for anyone time willing, I will help if I can. Jean
8. Re: Ancestry.co.uk [1]
Good decision Pam. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pamela" To: Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2003 9:11 PM Subject: Ancestry.co.uk > Hiya, > > Thanks to everyone who gave me their experiences of Ancestry.co.uk I think at the moment I will try their 14 day free trail. > > Pam > HUDGILL/HUDGELL anywhere anytime >
9. To Every1 - help needed regarding ERO....and London... [1]
Hi All, You know for Essex, theres the Ero, based in chelmsford, well im getting quite far back now with my family of Sholl, and they are based in stepney, london, I was wondering is there an Lro? a place similar to ERO, but for London, if anybody knows the website, an e-mail i can contact them at, or an address i can write to , or if there isnt an Lro, where do i write to, whats the next best place? Any info is greatfully recieved, ive looked on google but cant seem to find anything, Thanks, Da
10. Re: Sad news and unsubbing - not [1]
Well said, Diane. What is the harm of brief onlist obits for Colchester soldiers? However, Bert's main objection is based on the inaccurate misconception that Essex list is solely and exclusively about Genealogy, whereas the list remit says it is also for discussion of local history relating to Essex. Aren't these deaths history in the making? Imagine if there'd been an Internet and Essex list during WW1 & WW2, what wouldn't we give now to see the obits and response of our people at that time to the tumult
11. FRENCH family of Plaistow [1]
Thank you for the help and suggestions received for the parish ..... Hall. It seems to be Markhall or Rivenhall or maybe a well known large institution in Plaistow
12. RE: Alf Wakeling. [1]
I don't think Alf has an Email address, if he does I'd like to know it as well, takes me to long to reply to letters. Brian Woolvett Website: http://woolvett.tripod.com ICQ: 2402162 E-Mail: woolvett@one-name.org -----Original Message----- From: Mal Pace [mailto:mal_pace@ihug.co.nz] Sent: Saturday, 28 June 2003 1:53 PM To: ESSEX-UK-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Alf Wakeling. Please could anyone give me Alf Wakeling's email address? Or, if you are reading this Alf, many thanks for the kind offer, but not right
13. unsubscribe [1]
Going on hols - back soon
14. Re: Parish records [1]
In a message dated 26/06/2003 20:24:15 GMT Daylight Time, ferrie@oceanfree.net writes: > Does anyone know if it is possible to buy either Fiche or CD rom copy of > the parish > records of Ashdon in Essex ? > > Yes indeedy. Try http://www.essexcc.gov.uk/heritage/ero/familyhistory/parishrecords/parishtochurch.asp?AtoZ=A&QuickSearch=Find+it%21&Parish=Ashdon and
15. Photographs [1]
This was sent to me and I think it is worth sharing Photographs Photographs are smiles that last forever Snowmen that can never melt away Birthday celebrations caught in amber Rescued from the vaults of yesterday Faces that were once more dear than diamonds Boys who kept you up until the dawn Houses filled with bicycles and babies Ghosts who left their shadows on the lawn Photographs are holes in times grey curtain Through them we can peek into the past Call upon our parents and our
16. Re: Treacle Mines [1]
Google throws up over 200 pages in a search for "Treacle Mines". This one seems good for starters ... www.treaclemine.freeserve.co.uk/ . I wish I could remember where I first heard about them - at school, many years ago, I think. Geoffrey.
17. Images online Sense of Place [1]
Hi, Just found an image of a parish register page for burials for Moulsham. http://eesopessex.essexcc.gov.uk/ I clicked on Archive and typed in 'church' Glynis I use Archive CD Books
18. Re: JAMES AND SARAH BURTON, Census Dist. Saffron Walden [1]
Dear Glynis Thank you so much for the census dist. information regards kerry sydney, aust >From: "G.Morris" >To: ESSEX-UK-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: JAMES AND SARAH BURTON >Date: Sun, 29 Jun 2003 08:08:49 +0100 > >Hi Kerry, >I think the census area was Saffron Walden, >Glynis. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: kerry burton > To: ESSEX-UK-L@rootsweb.com > > I am researching James BURTON (labourer) and SARAH BURNS/BUNN married ? > > Joseph BURTON, baptised 19 Ja
19. Re: [1]
This IS a hoax!! Geoff ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lesley Victoria Evans" To: Sent: Sunday, June 29, 2003 7:36 AM > From: "Mrs V P Jenner" > To: > Subject: Kent Family History........VIRUS > Date: Tuesday, 17 June 2003 1:05 > > Hello everyone. Initially I thought this cannot apply to me, but having > lost files through a virus once before I thought it best to check. When I > did as requested,
20. Re: GOODHEW 1891 census [1]
Dear James, You can't do an address search in the 1891 like you can in 1901. I found a Goodhew family living in West Ham with a lot of kids born in Woolwich, but not the names you mention. I couldn't find a likely Charlotte in the index. If you send more details of the people you do have, I might be able to help. All the best, Hazel Rochford, Essex ----- Original Message ----- From: James Duly To: Sent: Saturday, June 28, 2003 8:29 PM Subject: GOODHEW 18
21. Re: FreeBMD - Saving Searches [1]
Thanks David, re search feature. I usually use "save as" and in text files in Word and it works. But I must try yours. Gaynor Gaynor Kirkby gkirkby@ihug.co.nz
22. Re: 1861 Essex Census CD [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2003 9:15 PM Subject: Re: 1861 Essex Census CD Hi Colleen, I don't think the ordering is the point, it depends when Rod buys the fiche, (#2-3000 a throw), so the answer is still soon! The Essex CD has ben reduced once, and more orders could get it reduced again. Regards Barry So come on everybody, start ordering and get the price reduced. :-) Patti
23. 1901 census address lookup [1]
Hello listers, If any one has any extra credits to burn for the 1901 census, could I get an address lookup for the occupants of 2 chapel place, white hart lane, tottenham, middlesex. I'm looking for the surnames Dale, Bone, or Morris. It could be a hospital because I have a child born at this address and the mother residing at 13 ellesley road. Thanks, Traci.
24. Parish registers and electoral roll [1]
Hi all, I am resarching my husbands grand father and family folklore says that he was buried in the following places: KELVEDON ONGAR INGATESTONE BLACKMORE Obviously he's not at all of those places lol !! I understand they are quite close can anyone tell me where the deaths would have been registered i understand that Chelmsford is the Diocese but not sure if these places have their own BDM Ofiices. Also does anyone know where the electoral rolls would be held for these places. I know too many quest
25. Re: UNSUBSCRIBE [1]
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